David Beckham calls out wife Victoria for claiming she grew up ‘working class’ in new Netflix documentary | Watch video
- Victoria Beckham claimed "working-class" roots in Netflix series, disputed by husband David
- David urged honesty, leading to admission of Rolls-Royce rides during childhood
- Documentary delves into David's soccer fame, '90s relationship, and 2003 controversy
In the latest Netflix documentary series, “Beckham,” renowned footballer David Beckham took a moment to challenge his wife, Victoria, regarding her characterization of her upbringing. During an intimate interview with the former Spice Girls member, Victoria painted a picture of her family as hardworking, implying that she grew up in a “working-class” environment. This statement, however, prompted David to interject, advocating for honesty in their portrayal for the producers.
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As the discussion unfolded, David stood firm in his insistence, prodding Victoria to share more about her childhood experiences. It soon emerged that Victoria’s father was the one who chauffeured her to school, an admission that raised eyebrows. Her mode of transportation, as it turns out, was none other than a Rolls-Royce.
This candid exchange captivated audiences, with many commending David for upholding truthfulness in their narrative. It was a moment of unfiltered revelation, shedding light on a side of Victoria’s upbringing that hadn’t been widely known.
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The “Beckham” documentary miniseries, spanning four parts, provides an in-depth look into David Beckham’s meteoric rise to international soccer stardom. Beyond the on-field achievements, the series delves into their relationship during the late ’90s, as well as addressing a significant controversy from 2003—a purported affair involving David.
The documentary’s premiere in London was a family affair, with the entire Beckham clan turning out to support. The project’s completion comes three years after David brokered a monumental $20 million deal with Netflix. The miniseries not only promises an intimate portrayal of their individual journeys but also offers fans a behind-the-scenes glimpse into the complexities of their public and private lives. From highs on the football field to navigating personal trials, “Beckham” aims to paint an authentic and comprehensive portrait of one of the world’s most iconic couples.
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